As part of the Synod’s commitment to “at least 20% energy reduction by 2020,” the Energy Reduction Management Committee (ERMC) asked the Alternative Technology Association (ATA) to review a number of built environments around the whole UCA and identify some … Continue reading →

AUSTRALIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY 5/07/13 186Q1100 Organisations should ‘walk the talk’ of their sustainability policies if they expect staff to engage in pro-environmental behaviour in their daily work, according to research being presented at the APS Industrial and Organisational Psychology Conference … Continue reading →

Moreland Community Solar is currently seeking a partner to form an agreement with to host the solar panels on their roof. The roof owner will buy the power generated by the panels at an agreed price, and ideally will use … Continue reading →

From curtains to LCD monitors, taking showers to making toast, the Alternative Technology Association (ATA)’s new guide examines ways to save money and improve energy efficiency around the home. Learn how to reduce your home’s energy use without the need … Continue reading →

Connections UnitingCare has received a Silver Certification (Excellence) from GreenBizCheck in recognition for its work toward sustainability and caring for the environment. Read the full story here Going green for greater good

The Uniting Church Synod of Victoria and Tasmania has established Green Church. Here you will find stories, resources and upcoming events about the environment and energy efficiency. You will also find links to great projects supported by the UCA and … Continue reading →

Various church groups and agencies are working towards a greener future for Uniting Church Synod of Victoria and Tasmania. From small to big changes there are many projects being established within the wider church community. UnitingCare Kildonan was recently named … Continue reading →

Did you know that we are in the middle of a quiet revolution? It’s one that has to happen and is transforming our energy systems before our ideas. Guest post written by Amanda Martin, Executive Officer, Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network … Continue reading →

A partnership between the private sector and the government is encouraging Melbourne property owners to upgrade old buildings and reduce their carbon footprint. Read more: Finance model lends green aspect to old buildings.